A group of Kenyans have been quietly working to address the issue of negative ethnicity/tribalism through honest and productive dialogue.
Their Kenyans for Kenya Newsletter summarizing a recent round of dialogue has some interesting insight.
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A group of Kenyans have been quietly working to address the issue of negative ethnicity/tribalism through honest and productive dialogue. Their Kenyans for Kenya Newsletter summarizing a recent round of dialogue has some interesting insight. Inspired by (no longer fellow delinquent blogger) Mama Junkyard. I grew up with a father who was a politics junkie – no surprise that I become one myself. He did not live long enough to see the end of the Moi era, so most of my memories of political discussion in my household involve epithets […] [EDIT – Link is fixed]. The Truth and Justice Reconciliation Commission is hiring. See TJRC-positions_BW for details. Closing date for applications January 25th. CRECO and others have helped together this helpful breakdown of what’s contained in the draft constitution – changes, principles behind the changes etc. Prospects for Political Reform in Kenya a discussion with John Githongo Kenyan anti-corruption campaigner moderated by William M. Bellamy Director of the ACSS and former ambassador to Kenya
Friday, December 18, 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
This illustrated version of the draft constitution is actually very helpful in helping understand the proposed changes.  Kudos to Njeri Gakonyo for putting it together. Website of the week – young Kenyans speak out - Kuweni Serious (hat-tip @afromusing).  It’s relatively new, hope they keep up the content. ….we at Kuweni Serious – we’re a bunch of kids ourselves – have decided to go out there and find out: how do Kenya’s youth feel about all the chaos around […] Supposedly full list of Mau beneficiaries who want compensation. MAU LIST This is just pure thievery! |
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